0195316-051 Danaher
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The Danaher 0195316-051 is part of the Timers and Controllers series and features a geared drive type with a right-hand orientation. It has a gear ratio of 1:1, a maximum speed of 1500 rpm, and a maximum count rate of 5000 counts per minute. The counter has a Zamak case, stainless steel double-ended shaft, rotary knob reset, and weighs 3 pounds.
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The 0195316-051 is a mechanical rotary counter manufactured by Danaher as part of the Timers and Controllers series. This geared unit is intended for industrial automation tasks that require a visible, incremental record of machine cycles or material length. Its right-hand drive orientation turns the shaft so the display advances, while reverse rotation causes the counter to subtract. This bidirectional counting action provides a direct way to verify production totals without electronic sensors or a separate power supply.
The geared transmission uses a 1:1 ratio, so one full shaft revolution produces one count increment. Reliable operation is maintained at counting rates up to 5000 cpm, and the shaft can rotate at speeds up to 1500 rpm without skipped digits or mechanical overrun. The register displays six figures, providing enough capacity for extended production runs before a manual reset is needed. Each character has a height of 0.345 in, making the displayed value easy to read from the front of the machine. A double-ended shaft allows the drive connection to be installed on either side of the housing. The internal brass worm gear absorbs torsional shock from stepper motors, belt drives, and other intermittent drive mechanisms.
Each displayed character has a width of 0.250 in, which keeps the viewing window compact for installation in crowded panels. The complete counter weighs 3 lb, limiting the load placed on lightweight mounting fixtures. Its die-cast enclosure is made of Zamak, providing a rigid housing for the register and internal gear train. The shaft is made of stainless steel to resist corrosion and wear during repeated operation. A knurled rotary knob allows the displayed count to be reset to zero manually without opening the enclosure. Base-mounting holes are integrated into the case, and the worm gear meshes directly with the shaft to reduce backlash during rapid counting sequences.
